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(The approach to this TOC will most likely change in the future, pending software changes.)- Buddhist Hermeneutics: the four “criteria”
- Ugliness
- Buddhism: structure of the Sandhinirmocanasūtra
- Buddhism: de-identification method
- Pramāṇavārttika: structure of pramāṇasiddhi-chapter
- Buddhism: action and volition
- Buddhism: momentariness and the film-metaphor
- Buddhism: manasikara and manaskāra
- Buddhism: Did Dignāga accept three or four types of perception? (Yao)
- Buddhism: the word "basket" (piṭaka)
- Buddhism: Milindapañha, composition
- India and China: dental care in older times (Yijing)
- Buddhist logic: an inference stated by Yijing
- Buddhism: how to determine the seniority of monks (Yijing)
- A passage from Xuanzang: the narrative of Śīlabhadra's debate
- Fragments from Vasubandhu's Vādavidhāna (Frauwallner 1933)
- Stcherbatsky, Buddhist Logic, Appendix IV (TOC)
- Abbreviations for Pramāṇavārttika, verse-numberings
- The verse-numbering of Dharmakīrti's Pramāṇavārttika: a comparative table
- Sanskrit manuscript work these days
- A passage from Yijing: erudition, debate, and economy
- Xuanzang: passages relating to debates
- How old could you get in ancient India?
- Buddhist logic and epistemology: discussions about its legitimacy
- Table of contents of the sDe dge bsTan 'gyur, section tshad ma
- Ning Hao: Xianghuo ("Incense"), 2003
- A famous case of book dismemberment
- vihāramaṇḍala
- The Sanskrit Canon - one of these black hole moments
- Being noone and being someone
- Louis de la Vallée Poussin's works in public domain
- Buddhist-Epistemology-and-Logic
- Dogs, lechers, and ascets: some uses of the subjective variability of experience in Buddhist texts
- Does the Sautrāntika see? And if so, what?
- Subject-bibliography on "self-awareness" (svasaṃvedana)
- The "fivefold knowledge" today
- Self-awareness, light and illumination
- Pind, Dignāga's Philosophy of Language: PDF download
- Indological Computing
- Linux Tips
- Perl
- Web Computing
- Learning and study in ancient India
- Ancient Indian Education (Mookerji)
- Nāgasena's education (Milindapañha)
- Similes for anxiety (Milindapañha)
- India: ancient Indian education as "bi-polar" rather than "tri-polar"
- India and China: dental care in older times (Yijing)
- India: origin of writing (Max Müller)
- India: measuring the time of the day (Yijing)
- India: the seasons (Yijing)
- Buddhism: how to determine the seniority of monks (Yijing)
- Boatman (1993), Gianfranco Rosi
- Veer Bhadra Mishra: cleaning up the Ganges
- Sanskrit manuscripts: correction methods (Pradhan)
- If-then-conditions, pragmatics, Indian Philosophy (Oetke)
- On the emergence of epistemology in India
- India Through the Lens: photography 1840-1911
- Rāhula Sāṅkṛtyāyana (1893-1963): a brief biographical sketch
- Indian fans: exhibition of the Jatin Das collection in Zürich
- Partha Chatterjee, anticolonial nationalism
- Jaundice and cataract
- The Indian Hair Trade
- Sanskrit: main and subordinate clauses
- Sanskrit: main and subordinate clauses
- Sanskrit: indirect speech
- Uddyotakara: style
- Sanskrit: word order
- Emergence of pragmatics as a sub-disciplin
- Pragmatics: definition
- Pragmatics and semantics
- Pronouns: of laziness
- Pro-something
- Sanskrit: the particle eva
- Vocabulary training
- Romanizing Japanese
- Buddhist logic: an inference stated by Yijing
- A passage from Xuanzang: the narrative of Śīlabhadra's debate
- Fragments from Vasubandhu's Vādavidhāna (Frauwallner 1933)
- A passage from Yijing: erudition, debate, and economy
- Xuanzang: passages relating to debates
- Buddhist logic and epistemology: discussions about its legitimacy
- The history of Conze's "Der Satz vom Widerspruch"
- India: palm leaves as writing materials
- Sarma: writing material in ancient India
- India: origin of writing (Max Müller)
- Sanskrit manuscripts: correction methods (Pradhan)
- Sanskrit manuscript work these days
- Rare Tibetan manuscripts recovered from smugglers in India
- A famous case of book dismemberment
- How to find (and work with) Sanskrit manuscripts
- Pramāṇavārttika: structure of pramāṇasiddhi-chapter
- India: palm leaves as writing materials
- Buddhism: Milindapañha, composition
- Vaiśeṣikasūtravṛtti: Jambūvijaya's appendices (1961)
- Table of contents of the sDe dge bsTan 'gyur, section tshad ma
- Textual Blog / Textual Scholarship Website
- Sebastiano Timpanaro (1923-2000)
- Suspicious stylistic similarities
- Further on suspicious stylistic similarities
- The mind as a theater
- Philosophy, public, published
- Foundations as metaphors
- On propositions
- Demonstrative pronouns: Referring, identifying, immunity to error
- Indian philosophy and orality
- Rhetoric
- Internal and external history
- Pronouns: of laziness
- Pro-something
- Nyāya: theory of auditory perception (Bhatt)
- Mīmāṃsā: theory of auditory perception
- Epistemology: internalist and externalist theories of knowledge
- Buddhism: momentariness and the film-metaphor
- Inductive arguments: types of
- Abduction
- Nyāya: the 16 relevant topics (padārtha)
- Nyāya: the 12 objects of valid cognition (prameya)
- Buddhism: Did Dignāga accept three or four types of perception? (Yao)
- Inference to the Best Explanation (Day/Kincaid)
- Simplicity, parsimony, scientific explanation (Sober)
- How old could you get in ancient India?
- If-then-conditions, pragmatics, Indian Philosophy (Oetke)
- On implicit philosophy
- Gilson and representationalism: which book?
- Subject-bibliography on "self-awareness" (svasaṃvedana)
- The Oetke factor
- Aristotle and Nāgārjuna?